Pete Carroll Agrees to Three-Year Deal with Raiders

Pete Carroll has reached a three-year agreement, with a fourth-year team option, to become the new head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after they parted ways with Antonio Pierce following a disappointing season. Carroll, 73, is well-respected in the NFL, having led the Seattle Seahawks to significant success, including a Super Bowl victory and multiple playoff appearances. This decision comes as the Raiders have also appointed John Spytek as their new general manager, who is expected to collaborate closely with Carroll as they aim to reshape the team's culture. Carroll's extensive coaching experience includes a successful tenure at USC before his time with the Seahawks. The Raiders are now looking forward to finalizing their coaching staff in the near future. This change marks a significant shift as the Raiders seek to improve their fortunes in the upcoming seasons.